#Dutch music

[nofatclips-home]

Live version of Nothing Left by Delain featuring Marco Hietala

[kevinsdsy]

rip non-dutch sapphics y’all would’ve loved froukje

[nofatclips]

🎬 I Don't Know Where To Start, written and directed by Sharif Abd el Mawla

🎶 Who Are You Running From by Sevdaliza

[germie2037]

I want to grab a Luchtballon and fly away 🎈

Me after this drawing:

[grungeincluded]

‘‘I think about all the orphans in the world, I think about the people that other people tend to forget, I think about the teachers who get bullied in the classroom but I also think about the people with no house. I like to think all day, every day about some people that missed their flight, some people with no money and I just like to think a lot. And I think if we combine all those thoughts then we`re getting somewhere. I`m all about progression.’’ - Joost Klein

© Grunge Included

[discover-underground-bands]

Bazzookas are a dutch ska rock band and theyre my absolute favorite i highly recommend all their albums even non ska listeners :^)

spotify / youtube / bandcamp

[plus-low-overthrow]

Jesse Green - I Have Won You (Red Bus)

Dutch artist, 1977.

[i-looove-dillydallying]

Does anyone have any good Dutch music recs? I only know Froukje and Rosa van Bommel atm

[nofatclips-home]

White Storm by Yīn Yīn, live at El Ganzo Records

[metalsongoftheday]

Wednesday, November 19: VUUR, "The Martyr and the Saint - Beirut"

Although Anneke van Giersbergen followed her muse and carved out an interesting career for herself after leaving the Gathering, the universal consensus was that she shined brightest when her angelic and open-hearted tenor floated over metallic backdrops.  And yet when she finally gave in and fronted a proper metal outfit developed specifically for her, VUUR was largely greeted with a muted response.  Perhaps the outfit swung a smidge too far towards the esoteric, and/or the writing simply wasn’t as sharp as what we came to expect from Anneke’s appearances on Devin Townsend and Arjen Lucassen records, but In This Moment We Are Free – Cities just didn’t grab hold.  More likely, although Anneke sounded fantastic as always, tunes like "The Martyr and the Saint – Beirut" were more vibe than song, nodding to prog without actually landing there or offering something else in its place.  To be fair, the vibe was pretty cool, and the track had an almost ambient metal feel which complemented the vocals perfectly.  The formlessness could border on aimlessness, and the force of Anneke’s personality was simply not strong enough to overpower the nondescript nature of the playing behind her.

[nofatclips]

This Shame Should Not Be Mine by GGGOLDDD, live at 013 as part of Roadburn Redux on April 16th, 2021

I Wish I Was A Wild Thing With A Simple Heart

Strawberry Supper

Like Magic

Spring

Invisible

I Won't Let You Down

Notes On How To Trust

On You

Beat By Beat

[cortanas-wielder]

Im going to the concert of my favourite artist (Froukje) in 3 weeks and for the past few days it has literally been the only thing I can think about

[grungeincluded]

‘‘I think about all the orphans in the world, I think about the people that other people tend to forget, I think about the teachers who get bullied in the classroom but I also think about the people with no house. I like to think all day, every day about some people that missed their flight, some people with no money and I just like to think a lot. And I think if we combine all those thoughts then we`re getting somewhere. I`m all about progression.’’

[bearfoottruck]

If anyone's looking for the next meme, I found it.

[plus-low-overthrow]

Jesse Green - Easy (EMI)

Dutch artist, 1976.